Fast Tinikling Filipino Folk Dance in Pennsylvania, USA (Cathedral of Learning Open House)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Tinikling Philippine Folk Dance at the University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning by the Philippine-American Performing Arts of Greater Pittsburgh in which our dear daughter is a member.
*This is an Open-House event (not a competition) where different countries can share their different cultures.
Pittsburgh, Pa, USA
*Note: We are not professional dancers and we are all volunteers. Some have little to no experience in dancing at all but we are all trying to do our best to experience and share our rich culture. Thank you!
Me avoiding my responsibilities.
SAMEE.
WHAHAHAH LANA BANANA IS MY SPIRIT ANIMALL
😅😅😅
@@plant101 Hindi Kita ma gets
@@faithgana7326 natatawa ako kasi sa comment niya
This made me laugh so hard lol
Its not as easy as it looks. When you actually try in person you get anxiety and try to avoid the bamboo that might cause you to go off beat and make a mistake. My friend hurt her ankle and took a couple of days to heal.
Yea, sometimes when you think something is easy it turns out most of the time hard.
If you're a dancer it becomes mindless like an instinct. That's why you practice a lot.
@Harold and pattern and control of anxiety. It honestly takes a lot to dance like that without the anxiety of making a mistake, because this time your mistake can be obvious AND hurt you. Footwork is also key to the rhythm, so you won't confuse which foot should be used and that your confusion won't add in to your anxiety. Seriously, just by looking at the dance made me anxious
Yes it is if one of them would not synchronize that would be hurt specially when they made it faster makes me hold my breath sometimes.
Yeah that true, and sometimes those who are holding the bamboo could get hurt too.
There's an old joke that if you get your foot clipped on tinikling, you'll be dancing the itik itik.
LMAO YES
Hahahaha makes sense 😂😂😂
that was an old joke. kidding aside, my ankle got clipped and it took days to heal. so I just decided to join the other group who were assigned to dance Sayaw Sa Bangko
That was decades ago...when I was in my 4th grade.
😂😂😂
HAHAHAHA
All the foreigners watching must be thinking our ancestors were hardcore af to even think of dancing with bamboos
Hahahaha
Indonesians: we can use these as weapons when the war comes.
Filipinos: hippity hop
Chrono-Glitch WaterLily
Literally anyone else about bamboos:
building material and weapon
Filipinos: ..but what if we...danced on it
@@acciobread3073 Filipinos: So...you want me to make a homemade canon with this?
I'm Guilty as charged good sir!
If you miss a single step in tinikling then goodbye ankles
sangwoo~
@@trishachewableoreo1373WHAT. 😟
We used to perform this at school. Looking down is a deduction.
For real 😭
Does it take a lot of practice?
@@blockmasterscott yes, and you have to be really quick and in time to the music unless you want to hurt your feet
The hand gestures are also a bit wrong. Needed a bit of grace and slight flick and bow of the elbows.
I just noticed their hands ..its not well extended and shoulder level. Their performance needs to be polished at some point
Wonder why Pacquiao is good with footwork?.. It's in his blood
True
🤣
Yes..and we are also used to run along hot roads with no slippers or shoes
@@herwayvlog4760 Specially if it is about to rain and the laundry is still out 😭
Hahahaha
japanese use of bamboo: its ninja time
china: no its kungfu panda's
philippines: nope. its our dance floor!
😂
😂🤣
Why I'm here lol
😅❤
Me & my younger sisters doi g our cultural filipino dance..TINIKLING! :D
from practicing and performing this dance, it is NO JOKE, like, at the end of the day you get blisters on your feet and you can even get ankle sprains, don't even mention the sore legs you'll acquire 😐
Danced it in my high school years in “linggo ng wika” it was 2 decades ago, you are right it is no joke, and we had to smile throughout the performance even when several of us are already feeling the pain
lmao the fact that some class of 5th graders have to dance it for buwan ng wika
In my class we did this carinosa it was pretty hard it so easy when momerize it
there is pain of course.. but there is so much fun too.. try it guys!!!
I agree but what was the most affected by this were the socks I used for practice lmao
kids in playground: hey. wanna do some jump rope?
Pilipino kid: jump rope? nah, give me some bamboo. ill give u, a show. the rules are no looking down, and crying.
kid in playground: okaay? then what?
pilipino kid: now we build ur anxiety. remember to keep moving your feet.
kid in playground: wait, what?
pilipino kid: smiles as music starts....activates Ultra Instinct.
You can also teach them Chinese garter but I didn't play any of those during my childhood lol I loved playing with the bamboo gun though cause I didn't need to use my agility and stamina XD
@@gluttonyhoarder2940 èr4fll
@@gluttonyhoarder2940 we used to play those--chinese garter. we needed a lot of rubber bands, back in the day.
Pilipino Kid: **EYES TURN RED**
@@chupakabruhhh1613 uhmm, ultra instinct is silver eyes. ur building ki. i see. carry on. XD
Suportahan ang mga lumang kultora ng pinoy dahil jan tayo galing at mapag malaki natin sa ibang Bansa,
Kahit nasa ibang bansa tayo wag kakalimutan at ipagmalaki natin ang ating kultura 😍
Oo Tama ka
Dont call it "lumang" kultura. Ito ang ating kultura. This is not old culture. Dont let it be an old culture.
@@myasmrrants6971 I agree. Ang kultura ay kultura. Walang luma or bago.
*kultura, hoping that we should be mindful of proper spelling of tagalog (or other dialects)
Bruh i thought this was in Hogwarts or something
True
Hahaha!! Ikr!
Harry Potter goes to da province.... 😆
HAHAHAH harry potter pero probinsyano
Kung wala ka nang maiiiintindihaaaaan
Kung wala ka nang makapitaaaaaannnnnn
Wala talaga patay na silang lahat eh
Yahh HAHAHA
I got exhausted just watching. What a workout.
Hahahaha. I study that too but I got hit four times and I didn't continue because I leave my Province and the place I went they don't teach in the school. Everytime I'm watching I remembered my experienced. It's really hard.
It is a workout.
HAHAHAHAHA
We danced this on our school, jumping was fun but you do not want to step on the bamboo you might trip and crush your partners fingers I experienced those haha
murut head hunters from sabah borneo do this dance after bringing home a head.. th-cam.com/video/M7KX1gPd9CE/w-d-xo.html
the 68 dislikes are from those who got their ankles clipped between the bamboos😂
Edit: now there are even more who got clipped lol
Yeah, I remember dislocating my ankle during our P.E. class and I got a grade of 75%😂😂😂
alexandre Dominique
They shouldn’t be lowering your grade for an injury.. people must know that life is important than education I mean imagine you’re carrying a bunch of heavy rocks for a subject then suddenly the bottom holder of the bag ripped and those rocks fell to your foot and got a major injury. Then when you got back. Your grade was 75% like bruh.
@@thevoyager2052 I know right? My parents wanted to sue my P.E. teacher but the school president told us he's not the one responsible for my injury, they also tried talking about my grades since I wasn't able to perform the Dance activity.....After awhile some of his other students were also injured and the school did the same with them...School days. Gotta love how harsh they were years a decade ago.
Hahahaha
Hahaha
Hard mode: with candles on the palms and head 🤙🏻
_Nightmare mode_
At banga sa ulo.
You mean “pandanggo sa ilaw” my elementary friends danced it more than 2 decades ago, i remember they had to switch it with a fake flame or water because one of them almost got burned
and blindfolded for good measure
I danced "pandanggo sa ilaw "when i was in elementary... Its the hardest folkdance i dance...we used candles..
god i'm having war flashbacks. honestly for those who are already intimidated just from watching, actually doing it is a constant rush of adrenaline, heartbeat would always be up. it's one thing to keep up the beat while doing several moves at a time, you also aren't allowed to look down, you either look at your partner or straight forward.
Still the best cultural dance in the Philippines.
singkil is waving
Great dance moves awesome intro keep on vlogging
They did singkil too. =)
@@DimacFamily i am realy proud of your dance troup bringing our nation honor and presti
The audience at UPC ain't seen nothing yet. How about "Pandango sa Ilaw" or "Binasuan"?
If you are a boxer who want an amazing footwork, just practice this dance😂😂😂
Lmao
Yeah Manny Pacquiao did that workout tinikling
Wahahha
When you study in the philippines, usually from grade 1-6, every year you get to aleast dance 2 folk dances every school year. For me, tinikling is one of the trickiest dance to perform, even harder than tryna balance candles in your head while dancing😂
sayaw sa bangko got me crying asf though😂😂 can't forget grade 2 days ahahahaha (when I landed I sprained yet I have to continue dancing while whimpering)😅😅
Filipinos like their dances Hardcore.
Tinikling - dancing with bamboos trying to clip your feet
Singkil - trying to tell a love story while doing a fan dance and bamboos trying to clip your feet
Sayaw sa Banko - dancing on top of multiple levels of thin benches
Pandanggo sa ilaw - dancing while balancing a candle on top of your head and you can't catch them with your hands if it falls because guess what you're holding candles on both hands too
Don't forget the Binasuan. With a glass of Coconut wine on your head and both hands. Once it drop the juice is also everywhere and it's slippery to dance. Not to mention the broken glasses. Our teacher let us practice with a can of Alaska milk. The technique is to look far away so you won't rattle. I miss those days. Hahahaha
Went to Pittsburgh to watch Pirates game. But I haven't seen filipinos around there. I'm surprised that this video was made in Pittsburgh. Proud pinoy here.
There are only a few Filipinos here compared to other states. Go Pirates!
Kultura at tradisyong nakagisnan dapat tangkilikin at ipagmalaki, Natural na talento, yamang maipagmamalaki...
Tama po 😊😍
Originaly from *******.
@@bluemarshall6180 thank u...
@@bluemarshall6180 its originally from Philippines. A dance tinikling came from a kind of bird called "TIKLING"
Try hard mag-Tagalog ng malalim. Sentence construction and grammar is poor. Kung binabawan mo na lang sana'y mas malinaw pa.
We do this on our high school, the only rules is never look down while the music is playing and you're dancing otherwise points deduction
I'm a Filipina but, I never dance this Tinikling. The basic tinikling which I know is only the tinikling in the game "Chinese Garter"😆😆😆
I did this once in one of our programs while I was in elementary. Too painful when your ankles are caught between those bamboos yet a big relief and enjoyment when you have mastered the steps. That was my first and last tryst with those bamboos. Never again.
Philippines Should Do This Again To Get Us Back In Shape.
Sayaw sa Bangko is one is the hardest folk dances.
Opo. They did that also in a different recital. I haven’t uploaded it though. 😊
_Yeah. Pangasinenses really have a passion for extreme court dancing_
Omg,,, I remember the first time I watched Sayaw sa Bangko. The whole time I was sweating and was legit feeling nervous for the dancers--considering they stacked two benches.
The group that performed it only came in second tho. :
Filipinos are so into dancing with inanimate objects a lot like bamboo, bangko, candles, hanky, yung clay pots ba yun? We're creative 😂😂
Filipino folk dances are almost like games or challenges, which reminds me... How come nonsensical viral challenges keep popping up in mainstream PH media and they barely touch on these stuff? Too hard maybe?
I was a dancer of TINIKLING before. now I'm teaching my elementary grade learners how to dance it, with pride. ❤️🇵🇭
It’s wonderful to see the Filipino culture finally shown. Pinoy pride
Its shows how filipina looks so decent. Its biblical dress. Philippines culture so amazing.
I love this culture😊 In my Korean school, there are much more students who came from foreign countries and foreigners parents than other normal school, so my school make the fair for students to experience various cultures of each countries in every year. I had a chance to experience this Filipino culture and it was really fun haha!!!👍👍❤❤
Love Philippines from S.Korea!!!
(Sorry for my bad English)
Awesome!!! 👏 👏 👏 👏 This Filipino dance was actually featured in the last episode of On Becoming A God in Central Florida (Kirsten Dunst) ❤️❤️❤️❤️ other heartstopping Filipino dances you should see are singkil and sayaw sa bangko. :)
The dance was missing the “kuradang” which is part of the dance notation for this dance.
th-cam.com/video/0NxwwuU6PKI/w-d-xo.html
Ikaw nlng sana ang nag choreo kuya
Hahaha pwede naman. Free naman services ko. For the sake of Cultural Preservation
Joross de vera taga tarlac po kayo ?
Medyo nga.
Many years ago while serving in the United States Air Force on Clark Air Base in the Philippine Islands, friends and I went to Pagasan Falls for a holiday break and I “”tried” this bamboo dance. Nowhere near as professional as these dancers! They are fantastic!!
Youll know if that loud heavy bamboo sticks did not make a sound it means u snapped😂
I tried this once with my Filipino friends and got me thinking *PIECE OF CAKE!* but then when I started doing it, I got snapped and kept panicking and avoiding the bamboo, I looked like an idiot while they looked graceful and elegant.
Just when I thought it was finished but they weren't done yet LOL
I danced this and Singkil for a school performance. Doing it was fun, but I don't miss the sensation of the bamboo clipping my toes.
singkil or kasingkil is one of my fav. also the back up dncers dance called Kapagaper
Very nice. A beautiful performance of young beautiful Filipino Women. Very Impressive. We're proud of you students
Same. And I was wearing shoes back then too
Amazing performance!! Mabuhay Pilipinas!!!
I learned tinikling when I was 11 years old and stopped when I was 14. I miss it. It was so much fun and a good workout 😭🎋
In school I never passed this as an exam. Still I’m proud to be an Ilocano mabuhay ang pilipinas!!!
Hahahaha
Proud Filipino here... sinasayaw din eto ng mga kids ko sa school nila. Folk dance dancer din kc 2 kids ko and Im so proud of them na alam nila mga ganitong sayaw na mula pa sa mga ninuno natin.💞
WOW wow I can’t describe my self how I feel. I’m sooo happy to watch here in USA our very own culture dance in the Philippines. Thank you guys, you are all awesome!!! God bless
Thank you po.
I danced tinikling when i was in 4th grade and i think our choreo was more difficult than this one. Tho what gave me cold sweats was pandango (5th grade) 😂 danced mgllatik too and one with castanets and the one where you use bamboo sticks i forgot what it's called 😂 growing up in the province js really nice. I got to dance every year throughout my elementary school yearsss
We danced this back when I was in 1st year high school it is a requirement in out school for us to pass the PE subject
Very cool and impressive! Bravo! Mabuhay! I miss Philippines.❤
I'm so proud being a Filipino.
We're rich in Culture & History ❤️
This Tinikling Dance is one of the hardest Folk Dance in the Philippines. We're used to perform this in our school ( Folk Dance Competition ) and looking down is a huge deduction. We practice this dance almost yearly in our P.E. Class (Physical Education, for some people who doesn't know it yet) and this became part of our studies because if you dance this properly it can slightly increase your grades so I'm willing to dance this even I am not a good dancer. Just for Grades Lol 😆
In this video I noticed the girl in 3:53 who made a mistake AND I FEEL YOU GIRL SO MUCH as the music gets faster and faster your feet gets numb and tired so one wrong step your feet will be pinned to the bamboo 😭 that's okay don't mind your mistake, you've done your best better than mine and I'm so proud of you, all of you ❤️ thanks for representing our country🇵🇭
I'm so sorry guys my English is bad..
I didn’t notice how our folk dance can be this mesmerizing!
Who knew tinikling could be used as Cardio?!
Got to experience this at school, was having coldsweat trying it thou because if you miss the beat, off with your feet!
aaa i got so hyped up while watching this!! it really reminded me how proud I am of being Filipino and having such rich culture. They did so good and even if I was born and raised in the Philippines (still here to this day
As a filipino, I am glad to see many enjoy the dance
Amazing ! Thanks for sharing ! stay connected 🥰🌹
Sinayaw namin nong grade 7 yan eh haha grabe nahihiya ako kaya ang sabi taga hampas na lang ako ng kawayan
Malaki pa rin ang part mo kasi hindi mabubuo ang Tinikling kung walang taga hampas 😄
@@DimacFamily taga hampas 😆
Pinaghahampas ko na lang sila HAHA
Troll Gamerz ay naku lagot tayo jan 🤣
Taga hampas din ako ng kawayan pero di naman ako naghampas ng ganyan ahahahahahahaha
Masaya ipanghampas yung mabigat na kawayan.
I miss dancing like this.... I miss when my feet get stuck between them and hurt like hell...
This made Me remember when We danced pandanggo Sa ilaw and we really used real candles, We had a curtain on our back and my classmate almost bumped into it and it would’ve caused a fire but gladly if didn’t, Watching this just gives me anxiety lol
Omg, I forgot I ever learnt this beautiful dance as a 9-year-old (now 37) as well as another dance with candles? A local school would host a cultural dance festival to showcase different ethnicities in our community. One of my favourite teachers is Filipino. She shared with us her love of her home country, language and her culture. We only had a handful of Asian students in a predominately Polynesian school (Sth Akl NZ) so there were only a few of us lucky to be asked to join her cultural group (as well as our own). Although we were nervous about representing someone else's culture she loved us we just wanted to see her happy and make her proud
I just read this now. Sorry. This is what I like here also, the school district where we are at taught this dance to 4th graders. They also study different cultures/dances and lets them try it.
Great performance! 💖🙏💖🎉 The dancers definitely in shape! 💪💃I'm not currently so it was exhausting to watch. 😂 Thanks for sharing! 🌹🎶🙏
an unique and impressive dance with a smooth music. Love this from Turkey
Superb.. I am so proud of my culture. That dance is difficult specially at that pace.
This video brought tears to my eyes. Homesick in Silicon Valley CA. 😷😂😷
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Wow! Tinikling dance. That’s fun and unique dancing techniques from our dear humble country.☺️💕👍🏻
Hello 👋🏻 I’m #192☺️👍🏻🇵🇭
God bless and please keep safe always.☺️🙏🏻
Man that doesn't look easy, one wrong move you can sprain your ankle
That's a tough dance... one wrong move and you're injured...😆... Philippines❤❤❤🇵🇭
Way to go!!! 👏👏👏🇵🇭🇺🇸
Wow, ng gagaling nila! 👏👏👏👍👍👍 Masmahirap yatang version yung sinayaw nila. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! God bless the Philippines and the U.S.A. 🇵🇭🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏
@@narcisacallos5220 Thank you po!
Wow so amazing even though i don't know how to dance ,so lovely dance floor tinikling ❤galing naman talaga ang mga pinoy kahit saan punta matalino sa lahat ng bagay na mabuti...God bless pinoy ✋pinoy pride
Hplllllll
I looked this up while trying to describe to a friend the dance we used to do in elementary school, and how bad it hurt when you messed up. We were never taught the cultural origins of tinikling, unfortunately.
Wonderful
My grandma is from the Philippines and my aunt and uncle and cousin just moved back there to help spread the gospel. I learned this dance from
My family. They always told me don't ever mess up or you well loose a foot lol.
This is the national dance of the Philippines but not all Filipino can't dance Tinikling.
Yeah ,i agree with that😊
its heart-warming to see our culture in other countries.
I remembered the day when we had to perform this dance, It freakin hurts when your feet got caught by the bamboos. we have bruises on our feet whenever we rehearse 😂
Teacher:ok class who will participate in the tinikling dance on next week Monday.
Class:*hides under their desk to avoid being called out.
Teacher: -_-
My father was from Bohol and my mom from Cebu. They met here in Hawaii. I love seeing Filipino cultural traditions! I am proud to be a Filipina.❤
For me tinikling is still the Philippines national dance..SO PROUB BEING A FILIPINO CITIZEN 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
When I was in elementary we always dance this after our arnis lesson
We use our arnis as a bamboo stick😂
yung feeling na parang kailangan mo munang maging expert sa chinese garter para di ka maipitan ng kawayan sa paa, kaya bulok ako sa folk dance eh
I wonder how long did they practice. That doesn't look easy
Its not easy i tell you that 🤣
Only if you know how hard is it to memorize the footstep.
I danced this back then in elementary school haha...sigh we kinda cheated though...we made the the bamboo beaters not fully struck the bamboo poles with each other so our feet are slightly safe 😁
There's this dance called "Bamboo dance" (of the Mizo tribe) in the North Eastern states (the origin being Mizoram) of India, that utilizes bamboos in a criss-crossing set up, which has, I believe, similar footsteps to this dance.
Pro tinikling dancers use that set up too but that's on a different level. And tiring XD
How sad!! So India was the originated of this kind of dances. Poor Filipino. Walan palang sarili atin. Tinawag lng na Tinikling pero India pala original nyan. How pathetic
@@easternserenity4472 most cultures around are just borrowed around the world, know? Europeans wouldn't be the same without Greece and the Roman empire, and Japan and Korea we know will be very different without China
@@easternserenity4472 hahah magkaiba ang footsteps tol. 4/4 yung Cheraw, yung tinikling 3/4. Kung nasayaw mo na to dati tas pinanood mo yung sa Cheraw ng malapitan makikita mo ang pagkakaiba
@@edroyfernando i wish china didn't not exist to in world.
it's easy when you really practice it with or without music. here in the Philippines, Elementary from High School we learn Tinikling. It's hard but it's fun, you don't really need to look down be because it's a deduction.
So proud of you! Love it! ❤
So Basic.
In our school we were being blindfolded.
I love the dance. They are so lovely!
murut head hunters from sabah borneo do this dance after bringing home a head.. th-cam.com/video/M7KX1gPd9CE/w-d-xo.html
@@shirayukihime9063 What is your point? Lol
@@andresvillanueva5421 jz sharing d similarities..but with different reasons according to own culture..is it a sin? watch how we appreciate ur language here when d song 'buwan' is on air.. th-cam.com/video/LZawWday5dI/w-d-xo.html
@@shirayukihime9063 I thought you were insulting us. Perdón. 😂👍
@@andresvillanueva5421 we r neighbors for God's sake..perhaps even our ancestors r from d same branch..we love d philippines..its jz that d murut will dance aftr they get a head..it is a dowry if u want to get married in d olden days.. th-cam.com/video/M7KX1gPd9CE/w-d-xo.html
In India it is called " Bamboo Dance " perform in North Zone of India
Mabuhay ang pambansang sayaw ng Pilipinas.
Mabuhay! 🥰
Cariñosa is the national dance of the philippinesa
Sayaw manang carenyosa sa mga espanyol. Jajajaja
I remember when we perform this is School, AT first we do tinikling without looking down and we need to SMILE and we do rotational tinikling but in the end, we need to blind fold our Eyes and dance tinikling and Surpricingly, WE WONNnNN!!
I just love the whole experience dancing this but ... Bamboo clipping my toes they're crazy hehehe
Our dance practice of tinikling taught me how to be more patient
There's always that one dance team in highschool that does this in a competition or activity. Sometimes they even balance tons of pots on their heads, so it's pretty entertaining to watch.
This could be a really fun past time game
This is similar to " India is Bamboo Dance in Mizoram".
oh man i miss my old days hanging out with the UFSA doing atiatihan n other Filipino cultural stuff great times did not regret any thing i did with them
I remember dancing this in school and I really miss doing it
Dancing is my exercise and it takes my breathe away.omg you guys has enormous energy.
The dance that I'm terrified of doing right along side sayaw sa banko.😅
Great dance moves awesome intro..keep on vlogging.
This is hard enough, how much more when two pairs of bamboos are crossed over each other, the dancers blindfolded with clay pots balanced on their heads. Watching it gives me anxiety.
We used to do this for events in our school, its not easy. Sometimes our feet gets squished between the bamboo, and sometimes when you step on the the bamboo you fall over. Me and my classmates were bruised😂
Bruh memories dancing this with blind folds